we reached out for comments to macy's and jammeh and haven't gotten a response. >>> rising bond yields along with inflation and debt worries have been putting pressure on stocks all do i language now down 92 points on the dow. we are, as kelly pointed out, off the lows of the daze the nasdaq just turned briefly positive by .1%. despite all the volatility our next guest finds opportunities in technology which has been hit hard this week jason ware is a partner and cio of abeion financial group. good the see you kelly made reference to the notion that october is notebook as a volatile month. but october correct me if i'm wrong, gets a bad rap as generally a bad month. >> good to be with you, tyler. yes, that's correct. october is often seen and characterized as a bad month if you look historically it is kinds of an average month. over the last 20 years, as far as the calendar is concerned, it has been about the seventh best month in the calendar looking back since world war ii. it fits somewhere roughly in the same area. so it's not something that investors should fear, although october